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What is the difference between I have already seen that film and I have seen that film yet ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between I have already seen that film and I have seen that film yet ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- Japanese
You mean ...you wanted to say that..?
I have already seen that film. ( already saw ....)
I haven't seen that film yet. ( don't see •••• yet)
or
I have seen that film (×yet) = I saw .... ( result ) / I saw .... ( experience )
- English (US)
*Correction**
1. I have already seen that film = You saw the film (past tense).
and
2. I haven't seen that film yet = You did not see the film (but "yet" denotes that you probably will eventually see it).
- English (US)
Seems like the 2nd one is more a question or should be.
"Have you seen that film yet?". This could be used in a conversation with a friend about a movie.
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